MaPSAC awards grants to 14 employees for professional development
The Management and Professional Staff Advisory Committee has awarded individual professional development grants to 14 management and professional staff members for the spring application cycle.
Grants up to $750 are awarded twice each year. MaPSAC presented a total of $7,499 to awardees through its spring 2025 grants. The volunteer subcommittee reviewed 64 eligible applications.
The fall 2025 grant application period will begin in October.
Grant recipients, their positions and the areas in which they work are:
- Colleen Banter, associate director, Exploratory Studies
- Jessica Chapman, academic advisor, Exploratory Studies
- Heather Fabries, assistant director, Global Experiential Education Programs, Office of Professional Practice, College of Engineering
- Elena Fine, academic advisor, First-Year Engineering
- Bethany Gray, instructional technologist, Veterinary Nursing Distance Learning Program, College of Veterinary Medicine
- Carrie Harris, academic advisor, College of Science
- Lila Jerger, student support specialist — advocate, Center for Advocacy, Response & Education
- Katherine Layman, academic advisor, Exploratory Studies
- Nancy Lollar, director, statewide site — Columbus, Purdue Polytechnic Institute
- Allison Martin, prevention programming specialist, Center for Advocacy, Response & Education
- Erin Meyer, community wellness coordinator, Nutrition Education Program, Purdue Extension
- Holly Mueller, senior academic advisor, Electrical and Computer Engineering
- Carina Olaru, director, Latino Cultural Center
- Candace Tulacz, academic advisor, College of Liberal Arts
